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Next Date & Time
calendar iconThursday, Oct 27, 2022 6 p.m.-8:30 p.m. -
Venue & Location
location icon(St. Luke's Nampa Medical Center)
9850 W. St. Luke's Dr.
Nampa, ID 83687 -
Fee & Registration
price tag icon$60.00, Registration Required
Description
Prepare your body and mind for the incredible experience of childbirth and parenting that will offer you tools to reduce the effects of stress, create a sense of peace, and provide an optimal growing environment for your baby. The earlier you start these practices, the more benefit you will receive throughout your pregnancy.
In this four class series you will learn: • The anatomy and physiology of a normal birth • How to reduce the effects of stress • Meditative techniques that will help you prepare for birthing and parenting • How to cultivate a deeper connection to your body and your growing baby • To trust your body’s innate ability to give birth • How to envision your own birth environment to support the experience you desireIncorporating mindfulness-based techniques such as yoga, meditation and relaxation during pregnancy have been shown to be the best way to prepare for birth both physically and mentally, even if your pregnancy and labor require a higher level of intervention. These techniques help you and your baby’s immune systems and reduce stress which can affect a growing fetus—leading to complications and a more difficult birth.
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Prerequisites
Registration is required and a full payment must be made at the time of registration. Please note that if there are less than 5 people enrolled in the class, the class may be cancelled. You will be notified before the class if this occurs. No refunds are given for this class, unless it is cancelled by us or a medical condition prevents you from attending class. Otherwise, you may transfer to another class within six months of the original class date.
If you are a St. Luke's employee, please do not register online. To get your employee discount, call St. Luke's Connect at (208) 381-9000 to register. No refunds will be issued if you continue to register online.
Registration Instructions
Register Online | Call to register or for more information: (208) 381-9000
Special Instructions
The information provided in our Birth and Parenting classes is designed for general educational purposes only. Facilitators and participants are required to wear a mask at all times, regardless of their vaccination status. Medical procedure masks will be provided to all participants at the door. Where events are hosted at locations without a designated screener at the front entrance, such as a hospital, class or support group, facilitators should arrange to have someone meet participants at the door and provide masks. Participants, guests and facilitators will be required to use hand sanitizer when entering the classroom and after returning from break. Food and beverages will not be provided. Personal snacks and drinks may be enjoyed on breaks outside of the meeting room, preferably outside and physically distanced from others. Participants may drink personal water in meetings/classes lasting longer than one hour. Masks should be worn between drinks.Coming Back Together
As in-person classes and events at St. Luke's resume, we have new guidelines intended to help keep us all safe and healthy.
1. Registration is required. Registration will help us manage class sizes, which must not exceed room capacity. Please mention any accompanying family or support people in your registration.
2. Masks are required. Facilitators and participants need to wear masks at all times, regardless of your vaccination status. We will provide medical procedural masks at the door.
3. Everyone will need to use hand sanitizer when entering the classroom and after returning from any breaks.
4. We will no longer offer food or beverages. You may bring your own snacks and drinks to be enjoyed on breaks away from the classroom. We encourage you to take them outside and away from others if possible. You may drink your own water in classes lasting longer than an hour, but we you must still wear your mask between drinks.